Temporal Abstraction Mechanisms as KADS Inferences

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Bibtype  techreport

Has publishing details  1994

Has title  Temporal Abstraction Mechanisms as KADS Inferences

Has where published  KSL-94-12

Has year  1994

Title  Temporal Abstraction Mechanisms as KADS Inferences

Year  1994

Abstract  There is a trade-off between usability and There is a trade-off between usability and reusability of components that are used to design Knowledge Based Systems. This paper presents a case study which intends to reconcile the two extremes. We show how the task-specific mechanisms and ontology in the PROTEGE-II project can be mapped onto the general-purpose primitive inference actions and ontology of KADS. The purpose of this mapping is threefold. First, by canonically formalising PROTEGE-II temporal-abstraction mechanisms, more insight in their workings and their interrelations is gained.Second, we show the adequacy of the KADS inference scheme framework to express task-specific mechanisms. Third, we point out the relationship between the PROTEGE-II task-oriented mechanisms and the KADS primitive inference actions. and the KADS primitive inference actions.

Address  February +

Author  Manfred Aben and Yuval Shahar and Mark A. Musen +

Has author  Manfred Aben and Yuval Shahar and Mark A. Musen +

Has identifier  Temporal Abstraction Mechanisms as KADS Inferences +

Institution  Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory +

Ksl tr id  Temporal Abstraction Mechanisms as KADS Inferences +

Number  Temporal Abstraction Mechanisms as KADS Inferences +

Process note  YES +

Categories  KSL Technical Report +, Publication +, Technical Report +

 

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